And Iran 'reach tentative agreement to extend ceasefire by 60 days'

A tentative agreement aims to extend the US-Iran ceasefire by 60 days and launch talks on Tehran's nuclear program. The deal requires President Trump’s approval, with a US official speaking to AP on condition of anonymity. Iran has not confirmed any agreement, while the ceasefire’s fragility has persisted amid mutual accusations of violations. The report notes Western and regional developments, including Kuwait intercepting missiles and US strikes in Iran, as negotiators push for broader terms. Washington has sought an end to Israel’s actions in Lebanon as a condition for broader sanctions relief. The broader context includes Lebanon’s ceasefire, Israeli-Hezbollah tensions, and Hormuz traffic, complicating prospects for a durable accord.